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Staff and students at a Rosedale elementary school are being asked to monitor their health after a person who visited the school tested positive for COVID-19.The individual who visited Whitney Junior Public School on March 4 did not have symptoms on that day but has since tested positive for coronavirus, Torontos Medical Officer of Health Dr. Eileen de Villa said in a letter issued to the school community March 8.Since the person was not experiencing symptoms
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